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A Contribution to the Critique of Political Economy

Note 51 — Chapter II

N. I. (Nahum Isaac) Stone translation

The Querist, l. c., (p. 5-6-7.) The “Queries on Money” are generally clever. Among other things Berkeley is perfectly right in saying that by their progress the North American colonies “make it plain as daylight, that gold and silver are not so necessary for the wealth of a nation, as the vulgar of all ranks imagine.”

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